Former Senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. has posted P1 million bail in his malversation case but still owes the government over P124 million in civil liabilities from plunder and graft cases dating back a decade, according to the Ombudsman.

The Office of the Ombudsman in the Philippines is seeking former Public Works Secretary Manuel Bonoan to serve as a state witness in plunder cases, aiming to implicate former Speaker Martin Romualdez and former Senator Ramon Revilla Jr.

Sandiganbayan justices questioned the credibility of contractor Sally Santos, a state witness, during her testimony in the malversation case against former senator Ramon Revilla Jr.

The Department of Justice is reviewing resolutions on plunder complaints against former congressman Zaldy Co and malversation against former senator Ramon Revilla Jr.

Following the arrests of prominent figures like Sen. Jinggoy Estrada and former senator Ramon Revilla Jr. in a flood control probe, an official hinted that more 'big fish' could be implicated.

A former district engineer testified before the Sandiganbayan, alleging that P90 million from private contractors was intended as a kickback for former senator Ramon Revilla Jr. in connection with a flood control project.

The Sandiganbayan has set a 10-day hearing for the bail petitions filed by former senator Ramon Revilla Jr., and former officials of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Bulacan 1st District Engineering Office (DEO), over their malversation case involving a ghost flood control project in Pandi, Bulacan.

The Sandiganbayan court denied Senator Ramon Revilla Jr.'s request to attend the wake of his brother, Marlon Bautista. The court rejected his plea to visit his deceased sibling.

Former Senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr.'s bid for temporary freedom in a flood mess case hinges on the testimony of lead witness Roberto Bernardo.

The Sandiganbayan affirmed its earlier decision that denied the appeal of former senator Ramon Revilla Jr. and a former official of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to cancel their graft cases for their involvement in the flood control scandal.